Detailing challenge!

[DaGonz]

I saw this pic in an article on Autoblog.com



How would you like to detail this?

 

[Street5927]

Personally I prefer a more "soap" mixture when I use my foamgun, but maybe this guy wants to save money by using less soap...lol

 

[gmblack3]

I would not want to wash that at my place.

 

[salty]

I'd rather do that, than the mouse infested car I just finished today.

 

[Street5927]

I'd rather do that, than the mouse infested car I just finished today.

...or (I can't remember who posted it), the car that was sitting all winter and the interior was covered in mold. I will have to see if I can locate that post.



I found it, this thing was totally disgusting...something I would definitely NOT touch!



http://www.autopia.org/forum/pro-de...ld-remova-restoration-signature-detailed.html

 

[smokinfastlegen]

Sadly i would take this car to a carwash first and dirty up their equipment before I let my supplies even near it.

 

[Bill D]

Looks like the pigeons had Mexican the night before! :shocked: :soscared:

 

[cptzippy]

Think I'd go ahead and put out some bird feed and let them finish the effective paint stripping job they've started.

 

[Ben@3D]

Woah, and I complain about the one off bird bomb. I would faint if I came out to a car like that.



:jaw:





Lets see. Let it soak in pure sulfuric acid for 24 hours. Follow up by pressure washing the car with a 0 degree tip. Repeat acid soaking and wash. Now take to paint shop. :grinno:

 

[Brad B]

Nothing like needing to wash a car with a respirator and rubber gloves!

 

[C. Charles Hahn]

 

[AeroCleanse]

I saw this pic in an article on Autoblog.com



How would you like to detail this?

Sure, doesn't look that bad to me.

 

[TedFred]

I would start by killing all the birds in the area that did that to my car